William H. Short Found Dead in Hoquiam Cabin
Hoquiam resident William H. Short was found dead in his Delray farm cabin near the city yesterday morning by Jesse L. Bell. Short, once a Cosmopolis resident, had cancer throat surgery earlier and wore a deformed jaw. An expert chemist and druggist, he rented the adjacent farm to live, leaving brothers in Saginaw Michigan and Superior Wisconsin alerted.
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Hoquiam
William H. Short
Hoqquiam
Delray
Jesse L. Bell
Short
DeKray
Cosmopolis
Saginaw
Michigan
Superior
Wis
Northwestern Lumber shuts part of plant to curb production
Hoquiam October 4 The Northwestern Lumber company has closed the pony or band mill side of its plant and will keep it shut until market conditions improve. If demand does not improve, the mill may shut down indefinitely for months.
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Northwestern Lumber Company
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Police Adopt Ten Hour Day Compromise
Hoquiam police officers approved a compromise with the city commission granting a ten hour workday after previous 12 hour shifts. The change ends a dispute over staffing and hours for city law enforcement.
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Hoquiam
City Commission
Moose Lodge Plans Big Feed in Montesano
On October 7 the Moose lodge in Montesano will hold a large celebration with a big feed at the I. O. O. F. hall. The lodge, three months old, invites all Moose to arrive by 8 30 p.m. for the event.
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Montesano
Moose
Farmers Seek Night Light at Elma City Shelters
Elma residents urge installation of electric lighting behind the city hall to aid farmers who use the shelters after dark. They note horses are harder to hitch in the dark and shelters have seen loss of whips and robes, with stalls used daily and more needed during rainy periods.
Alfalfa Survives Beach Land Despite Neighbor Doubts
H M Dunlap of Elma reported a successful alfalfa crop on beach land east of town. The four foot tall plants grew on a quarter acre after spring planting, despite neighbors claiming the crop would not take. Dunlap had plowed under the stand once, but the crop persisted and thrived.
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Elma
H. M. Dunlap
Dunlap
Terms Sought on a Thousand Acres Near Elma
Jeff Anderson received a letter from a colonization company asking for terms on a thousand acres of logged off land near Elma. The firm offered no details on who would be placed there, but suggested Swiss immigrants may be settled nearby to clear land and dairy operations.
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Elma
Jeff Anderson
Frances Seybold Convalescing After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Frances Seybold is convalescing at her mother's home after an appendicitis operation at Aberdeen General Hospital. Readers are asked to send The Herald to Eastern friends.
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Hlma
Frances Seybold
Aberdeen General Hospital
Era of Readjustment and Political Realignment
Samuel G Blythe faces Montana audience arguing this era is a revolution in business and politics. He foresees a readjustment toward representative government as the people educate themselves and demand reform, splitting parties into radical and conservative wings to form new alignments.
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Samuel G. Blythe
Montana
Blythe
United States
Plan to raise cats for furs on Sand Island
The Sand Island Cat farm prospectus, prepared by E. B. Benn and William E. Campbell, outlines starting with two Angora cats on Sand Island. One year yields 100 cats, two years 100 000, three years 1 000 000 with hides valued at one dollar each. Feeding costs are minimal due to abundant local food.
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E. B. Benn
William E. Campbell
Sand Island
Campbell
Benn
The Sweetest Girl in Paris at Grand Theatre
A celebrated La Salle Opera House company brings The Sweetest Girl in Paris to the Grand Theatre on Saturday October 7. The original Chicago cast reprises their roles from a year ago and a record run of over three hundred performances helped fuel its popularity. Writers Addison Burkhardt Collin Davis and composer Joe Howard deliver a standout musical comedy praised for wit and tuneful score.
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Trixie Friganza
la Salle Opera House
Paris
Grand Theatre
Chicago
Windy City
Addison Burkhardt
Mr. Burkhardt
Collin Davis
Joe Howard
America
Aberdeen Printing Co Modern Job Printing Ad
Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern job printing at moderate prices with phone contact 5401.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
The Girl in the Taxi Comes to Grand Theatre
The popular musical comedy seen in New York Chicago and Boston arrives at the Grand Theatre next Sunday night October 8. From Berlin and Paris successes it is adapted from Anthony Mars by Stanislaus Stange with witty dialogue and light humor preserved for the English stage.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Grand Theater
Anthony Mars
Stanislaus Stange
Berlin
Paris
Palais Royal Theatre
Stange
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